THREE
FIFTEEN

A SHORT FILM  |  3 PARTS  |  EST. RUNTIME: 12–15 MIN

WRITTEN & CREATED BY JULIO FLECHA

STARRING JULIO FLECHA AS MARCUS WEBB

Every day at 3:00, a man races against the past to get to his daughter by 3:15.

THE STORY

LOGLINE & SYNOPSIS

An ex-convict on parole has one unbreakable rule: pick up his eight-year-old daughter from school by 3:15 — or lose her forever. Over three days, the world keeps throwing him back toward who he was. He keeps choosing who he’s trying to be.

Theme: Every person has a life worth living — rich or broke, saint or sinner, free or locked up. What you do with the time you’ve got is the whole story.

THREE FIFTEEN is a three-part short film told across three consecutive days in the life of Marcus Webb. Each day presents a different kind of test — his old crew, his old sins, his present obligations — and each day the clock is the same enemy: he has to be at Lincoln Elementary by 3:15. Not 3:30. Not 3:20. 3:15.

Because if he’s late, his parole officer gets the call. And if that call comes, he loses custody. He loses Deja. He loses the one thing that made getting out worth it.

The film never leaves the neighborhood. It never needs to. The whole world is the two miles between wherever Marcus is at 3:00 PM and that school gate.